All language subtitles for Ally.McBeal.S01E21.1997.Disney+.WEB-DL.1080p.H264.AAC-HDCTV_track6_[eng]

Can you see it take me over?

No.

I'm hearing the bells. When I walk,

I feel the bells.

My trial march. New York.

Did--Did Tracy give you this?

You try it.

-What do you feel?
-You don't wanna know.

John, this is my roommate.
This is somebody I love.

This is her life.
Her career is on the line here.

I know. That's why mentally,
we have to be ready, Ally.

-Okay, I'm ready.
-Focus.

-Focus.
-No distractions.

-None.
-Deep focus.

-I'm there.
-Let's go.

Oh!

Thanks.

-Focus.
-Hmm?

Mmm. Focus.

♪ I've been down this road ♪

♪ Walkin' the line
that's painted by pride ♪

♪ And I have made mistakes in my life ♪

♪ That I just can't hide ♪

♪ Oh, I believe I am ready ♪

♪ For what love has to bring Yeah, yeah ♪

♪ I got myself together ♪

♪ Now I'm ready to sing ♪

♪ I've been searching my soul tonight ♪

♪ I know there's so much more to life ♪

♪ Now I know I can shine a light ♪

♪ To find my way back home ♪

♪ Oh ♪

♪ Baby, yeah ♪

♪ Oh, yeah ♪♪

-Ready. Are we ready?
-Let's go.

Okay. What's the plan?

What are we gonna do?

Well, I thought I would open with a
moment,

be frugal with testimony, then close with
my "please" summation.

Your "please" closing? What's that?

A slight regurgitation of
the facts in a dismissive tone,

followed by a "please."

This is how you plan to keep me
out of jail?

You're not gonna get jail.

I'll lose my job, in which case I'll kill
him, in which case I'll go to jail.

Please.

John, I know you get results with your
strange little methods.

-But are you up to this?
-I am.

[ Nose Whistles ]

-How did the test go?
-What test?

"What test." You know everything
that goes on in this office.

Now is not the time to be out of the loop.

Do you know what Georgia
is doing in that bathroom,

or do you only snoop
for what you need to know?

-Hey.
-[ Gasps ]

You mean Georgia's pregnancy test?

Ally wants me in the loop to snoop the
scoop. Are we expecting?

I haven't taken it yet.

I was, um, only wondering.
It's not like I--I was--

Oh. I'm late for court.

So she invited you out?

She didn't just invite me out.
She came up oozing sex.

She asked with a lascivious tone.

And then when we do go out,
she eats shellfish,

telling me how it affects her libido.

What about after dinner?

After, we went dancing. Then while we were
dancing, she oozes up sex again.

[ Clicking ]

I apologize, Your Honor.
I have a slight throat irritation.

Could be a small polyp. Nothing serious.

But with the court's permission,
I'd like to click my objections.

Are you serious?

I have a whistle, but the
click seemed less intrusive.

Okay.

Your Honor, this man is famous for his
little distraction tactics.

That's what he's doing.

-[ Clicks ]
-Sustained.

The jury will disregard Mr. Kepler's
last remark. Continue.

-Back to the dancing.
-[ Michael ] Yes.

On the dance floor,
she grabbed my buttocks.

-During the dance?
-Yes.

She grabbed 'em and gave 'em a squeeze.

Then she asked me
if I'm easily stimulated.

Then what happened?

Well, she invites me back to her place for
coffee. We go in.

She's dropping sexual entendres
like bread crumbs.

We start kissing. A hand goes here,
a hand goes there.

Then suddenly, she slaps me.

-Then what?
-Well, I slapped her back.

Which I'm not proud of doing, but it hurt.

And in a reflex, I just slapped back.

-Then what?
-She goes into kickbox overdrive.

The next thing I know, I'm falling down,
and that's all I remember.

When I woke up, there was a paramedic
standing over me.

I have nothing further.

She asked you to stop?

She asked me to take it a little slower.

-And you wouldn't?
-I was going more slow than she was.

[ Shoes Squeaking ]

But at some point, she said "no"
and told you to get out.

What is that noise?

I'm sorry, Your Honor.
I have some arch problems.

-I'm wearing orthopedic shoes.
-[ Kepler ] Your Honor--

Let's just get on with it.

Why didn't you just leave when she asked?

My hands weren't going anywhere hers
weren't,

and she was sending mixed messages.

Mixed as in, "No. Don't. Get out"?

-Objection.
-Withdrawn, Your Honor.

I'm troubled.

[ Squeaking Continues ]

[ Squeaking Continues ]

-You call yourself lawyers?
-Excuse me?

-That was the most ridiculous--
-He knows what he's doing.

He would be the only one.
He's got shoes making squeaks.

Renee, we talked about this.

And this damn clicker--
What the hell is that?

Renee, we told you that we were trying to
undermine the severity of the whole thing.

-[ Voices Overlapping ]
-Hey.

[ Gasps ]

-Glenn. Hey.
-Hi.

Hi, Ally.

-How's it going, Glenn?
-Not bad.

-Got arrested, huh?
-How did you know?

Oh, I got subpoenaed. The D.A. called me
to testify against you.

Lucky thing I'm in the country.

What do you mean, you haven't done it yet?

-Ally saw the box.
-So?

So it made me not have to go.

I-I know she's gonna come back and not ask
because she'll be too embarrassed.

And instead of asking, she'll just shoot
her little looks.

I don't like the little looks. So it's
just easier to not take the test.

If I'm pregnant I'll find out soon enough,
right? It's not something you can hide.

-You'll get fat.
-Take the test.

-You take it!
-Georgia--

Look, they're not 100% accurate anyway,
so why bother?

You're being irrational now.

Let's think about something growing inside
of you and see how irrational you are.

Sometimes, you remind me of Ally.

Baby? Excellent.

-This is not a good sign.
-No, it isn't.

What's wrong?

One of Ally's concubines
has been called as a witness.

-One of my what?
-Well, what relevance is that?

He's probably gonna--Oh, great.

[ Gurgling ]

My stomach gurgles in times of anxiety.
I don't bear any shame for it.

I'm surprised you don't use it in court.

Actually, sometimes I do. I can throw it.

You can throw it?

Like a ventriloquist throws his voice,
I can throw my gurgle.

We did go over the strategy.

The strategy was to undermine
the seriousness of it all.

The strategy was not to turn
this thing into a joke.

You have to understand, Renee, that-that--

If the jury thinks we're laughing at this,
it'll make 'em angry.

-They'll punish me for it.
-I agree.

And with any other lawyer than John,
I would say you were right.

But you have to remember that with John,
it's not about winning the moment.

-It's about winning the day.
-What does that mean?

That means that he does everything for a
reason. So let's calm down.

You do understand that any conviction at
all, my career as a D.A. is over?

Of course we understand that.

And Glenn--

What do they want with him?

I thought I was going on a date with her,
but I was really being set up.

[ Kepler ] By the defendant?

I'd slept with her roommate--that woman.

[ Kepler ] Cocounsel?

-Yes.
-This woman right here?

-Yes.
-You slept with her?

-Twice.
-You had sexual relations with her?

-Yes.
-Twice?

All right! Twice!
One, two, buckle my shoe!

Two! Twice, as in two. All right?

And what did your relationship with
cocounsel McBeal

have to do with the defendant?

Let--Let's just stipulate.

See, he promised me
that he would leave the country.

I slept with him. And then he dumped me
because I can't snowboard.

And Renee, she gave him the penguin.

[ Stomach Gurgling ]

What's a penguin?

Under the pretense of a sexual advance,
she pulled my pants down on the street.

Then cocounsel and another member of their
firm sped up in a getaway car.

The defendant jumped in
and they peeled off,

leaving me standing there on the street
with my pants down.

When the defendant asked you out,
did she say anything--

-[ Clicking ]
-Sustained.

How exactly did she ask you out?

She said she liked one-night stands
even more than Ms. McBeal.

-It's been three minutes.
-[ Georgia ] So I guess we can look.

Yep.

-Look.
-You.

Me? I'm terrible at tests.

I certainly didn't study for this one.

It says on the box the woman should look.

[ Sighs ] Let's both look.

That's, um, a pink--

-Line.
-Line, yeah. Pink.

-Line.
-We're, uh--

We're--We're preg--pregnant.

Yeah. Oh, boy.

Boy, oh, boy.

-Or a girl.
-[ Chuckles ]

Oh.

-No cross at all?
-He's not relevant.

-Not relevant? He made us look--
-He made it look like it was.

You "penguined" him. That's what happened.

[ Sighs ] Well, what happens now?

-First thing, Ally, you're off the case.
-What?

-We have enough problems.
-What did I do?

The jury might have concerns for your
credibility. We can't risk--

-John.
-You have had sex with witnesses.

-Only one.
-Well, even so.

Just because you're first chair,

that doesn't give you the right to make
unilateral decisions.

At a minimum, the client should
be the one to--Hey!

Unacceptable!

We may have to bring
Georgia in for your direct.

-Why can't you do it?
-It'll upset my closing.

"Upset your closing."
Closing arguments succeed...

on a lawyer's relationship with the jury.

If you don't get up and question a
witness, you won't have a relationship.

You'll just be known
as the nut with the clicker.

Renee, I am a specialist.

[ Stomach Gurgling ]

[ Groans ]

-Well, well, well.
-I got a summons.

And you just had to do your civic duty,
didn't you?

You just had to waltz into court and
announce that we slept together.

-I had to tell the truth.
-Oh, the truth.

And since when have you become a stickler
for the truth,

Mr. I'm Leaving the Country?

You admitted you were glad I lied because
you wanted to go to bed with me.

You wouldn't have if--

You didn't know I wanted a lie
when you served one up.

And you were real straight
with me too, right?

Like your interest had nothing
to do with the art class.

Oh, right.

We both know why
you went out with me, Ally.

I don't date guys
for giant schlongs, Glenn.

-Don't flatter yourself.
-No, no, you just sleep with them once.

I have smoked cigarettes
with bigger filters than your--

Really? Really?

Why don't you stand up
in court and say that?

Because that's what you do. You go up in
court and hurt people. That's your M.O.

Who pulled down my pants in the middle of
the road and gave me a penguin?

-Renee penguined you!
-Oh, but you were part of it.

[ Elevator Bell Dings ]

Hello.

It could be false like you said.

I mean, and those--those stupid tests
aren't foolproof.

Let's--Let's get the blood test.

We shouldn't even waste
our time thinking about this.

We do have choices here.

Absolutely.

-What's up?
-They're reviewing their choices.

Oh.

Whatever you wanna do,
you know I'll support you.

Whatever I wanna do?
What I want to do about it?

We. We.

So what do we want to do?

Well, I can't stop working.

This is the time in my career. And--

And--

Billy, I'm--I'm pro-choice, obviously.

But when it comes
to a baby in-in my stomach,

your baby in my stomach, I--

Oh.

I can't even bring myself
to say the "A" word,

much less consider it.

I just can't wait to tell Ally.

Mr. Cage, the defense is ready to proceed?

We are, Your Honor. The defense calls
Renee Raddick to the stand.

Raise your right hand. Do you swear to
tell the truth, the whole truth,

and nothing but the truth,
so help you God?

-Yes.
-You may be seated.

Ms. Raddick, would you please, uh--

Your Honor, I've decided not to call Ms.
Raddick. I apologize.

-You're not calling her?
-Well, we don't believe it's necessary...

since the state failed
to put on much of a case.

-Objection!
-Sustained. Mr. Cage--

I apologize, Your Honor.
The witness is withdrawn.

You may step down, Ms. Raddick.

-Please, call your next witness then.
-The defense rests, Your Honor.

"Rest." We rest putting on nothing.

-I can explain.
-This is too weird, even for you.

How can a defense lawyer not call any
witnesses, not put on any defense?

Renee, you're upsetting him.
Look at his smile.

No.

-I wanna hear an explanation.
-First, you'd make a lousy witness.

You're hostile.

Then why put me up there
in the first place?

Second, juries get suspicious of
defendants who don't take the stand.

Here, they get the impression you were
prepared to testify,

but it was I who stopped you.

Third, I needed the right moment to
announce they have a terrible case.

-Why?
-Because they have a wonderful case.

And if we chose to put on a defense, we
might reveal that we don't have one.

-Well, even if you did--
-Enough. I must plan my closing.

Hey, John, I just need you to sign this.

Here you go. Good night, guys.

[ Man ] Good night.

Hey.

-Hey.
-Hey.

It's none of my business,

but, well, since I saw the box,

I--

-It's none of my business.
-I'm pregnant.

[ Exhales ] Really?

-Uh-huh.
-[ Groans ]

[ Sighing ]

That's wonderful. That--

Are-Are we happy?

Well, we're--we're still
in a little shock, but yeah.

We're happy.

Congratulations! Oh!

-Thank you.
-Oh, you too.

-Mmm!
-Thanks.

Wow! Well, this is fabulous.
You know, they say it changes your lives.

That it's gonna do.

So, congratulations again. This is great.

Um--Well, uh,

we're--we're closing tomorrow
in Renee's trial.

So I-I gotta, um--

But you two, you should go out and
celebrate. But no drinking though.

Okay.

[ Karate Yell ]

-Hey.
-[ Gasps ]

-You okay?
-Mm-hmm.

It didn't hurt--that door.
I kick it all the time, and-and-and--

I feel like I should apologize or
something.

For what?

I don't know. If things were the other way
around, I might--

Why do you keep saying, "If things were
the other way around"?

They're not the other way around. I don't
want things to be the other way around.

I happen to be happy with all of my
happiness ahead of me.

See, I live my life
as one big Christmas Eve,

and it makes me happy, happy, happy.

And if I seem upset,
it's just that I find you rude.

Rude?

Yes, rude. You wanna marry
somebody else, fine.

You want you and me to work
in the same firm, fine.

You wanna bring her in here, fine.
It's all fine.

But to get her pregnant--That's rude.

And-And I am concerned for your child.

It's tough enough to grow up
in this world with any sense of manners.

What chance does your child have
with two rude parents?

Ally.

I'm sorry.

Why do you say "sorry"? I don't even care.

-[ Water Splashing ]
-[ Ally Gasping ]

[ Groans ] I've fallen in the toilet.

Poughkeepsie.

Let's go.

The only thing I should take consolation
in is I know I got an appeal.

If ever there was inadequate counsel--

Renee, John is right.
You'd make a lousy witness.

What did you tell the police? That you-you
only meant to crack his head?

That bravado was a liability,
plus, which you--

Puts on no defense. I'm all for
originality, but that man--

That man is too different
for his own good.

I just feel a little freaky
that we're not more excited.

I mean, it's a baby.

We always wanted a baby...

in time.

We're still absorbing it, Georgia.

Don't you think the catcher's mitt
is a little premature?

It's just a prop to get me more excited.

Oh.

-Richard.
-I only heard from the beginning.

Guys, permit me to be avuncular here
since I'm likely not the father.

Having a child--It's a selfish thing.

Couples don't walk around
wanting to give life.

They say, "We want a child."
"We want. We want." It's a selfish thing.

Not that it's not a good selfish,
but it's selfish.

Don't punish yourselves for not wanting to
celebrate your greed here.

And, Georgia, you're entitled
to melancholy.

Your body's about to swell, distort.

And treadmills aside,
it'll never be the same.

The infant's gonna see way more of her
breasts than you will.

When you finally do get a visit,
whoa, the big droop.

And then there's all the other--
Sleep deprivation.

Your face, add 10 years the first year.
Education? [ Laughs ]

Forget the cost. The kid can't learn
in public school.

And private--What if junior's
in his third month?

You've already missed the application
deadline, and--

Don't beat yourselves up
for not being excited here.

You're--You're having a child.

Oh. Thank you for that
little pick-me-up, Richard.

Oh. Sure.

[ Exhales ] Bran, be gone now.

Hey.

It's one thing to bring
a child into the world,

but... our world?

Never mind the damn theme song.
I'm tired of theme songs. I--

What--What? No!

No Pips. Tra-Tra--Tracy. Oh.

Um, I-I-I have to go to trial.
I'm--Bye. Bye.

Ready?

Yes. You know--You know, she's a quack.
Do you know what she told me?

She told me to pick a silly theme song
that captures whatever pain I feel...

over Georgia getting--getting pregnant
with--with what's-his-name's baby.

-It works.
-Excuse me?

By picking a silly song,
it helps trivialize the pain.

Something peppy that identifies
with the hurt, but--

Maybe I should just put on
a pair of squeaky shoes.

You know, everything isn't solved by
turning things into big jokes, John.

Now--Now, maybe that's how you handle
your problems, but I don't!

And I'm gonna say it again.
This is my best friend in life on trial.

And if she loses her career as a result of
your--your clicking and squeaking...

and calling witnesses
that you don't ask questions,

I won't just not forgive you,
I will hate you!

I'm-I'm sorry. Um, see, I've had quite a
week, and I'm sorry.

I--[ Groans, Grunts ]

She's a girl.
That's basically the defense here.

"Come on. She's a girl."

Here's what happened.

A trained kickboxer...
broke somebody's neck.

There isn't any evidence that she was
physically threatened by him. None.

She started the sexual assault.

She started the violent assault.

She broke his neck.

Now, if it were the other way around,
he'd be going to jail right now.

No question about it. None.

Same fact pattern in reverse, he's gone.

But, hey, she's a girl.

In her very own home, a man, a bigger man,
sexually assaults her.

And when he, this bigger man,
then struck her,

one could opine it was
her place to defend herself.

Please.

Did she encourage him
to make a sexual advance?

Perhaps.

Did she get him all worked up?
I bet she did.

Does she then forfeit
her right to say "stop"?

Please.

This so-called attack she's being punished
for lasted four seconds tops.

It was a reflex. A man violently hits her.

She hits back. And she's on trial?

Please.

Ladies and gentlemen of the jury,
I'm an odd man.

I, uh, use clickers to spare my throat,

I stand corrected in orthopedic shoes,

and I stand here steeped in absurdity.

But absurdity itself must have its limits.

Her own home, while under assault,
she defends herself.

And she's arrested?

Say the word with me.

[ All ] Please.

Jury's out?

Yeah. We got a pretty good
instruction, so--

And John was good?

Please.

Well, tell Renee
we're all thinking of her.

I will. Thanks.

Do you know any good ob-gyns?

Georgia's looking.

[ Thinking ] Theme song. Silly theme song.

Trivialize the pain.

[ Woman ] ♪ Bill ♪

♪ I love you so ♪

♪ I always will ♪

♪ I look at you and I see
the passion eyes of May ♪

♪ Eyes of May ♪

♪ But am I ever gonna see my wedding day ♪

♪ Wedding day ♪

♪♪ [ Stops ]

♪ Oh, I was the one who came running ♪

-♪ When you were lonely ♪
-♪ When you were lonely ♪

♪ I haven't lived a day
not loving you only ♪

♪ Loving you only ♪

♪ But kisses and love won't carry me ♪

♪ Till you marry me, Bill ♪

-♪ Come on, Bill ♪
-♪ Come on, Bill ♪

-♪ Oh, come on, Bill ♪
-♪ Come on, Bill ♪

♪ Come on and marry me, Bill ♪

♪ I got the wedding bell blues ♪

♪ Come on and marry me, Bill ♪

♪ I got the wedding bell blues ♪

♪ Come on and marry me, Bill ♪

-♪♪ [ Stops ]
-Oh!

[ Clears Throat ]

Well... take that.

Everything okay?

Mm-hmm.

Georgia being pregnant?

Is there any chance that it's not hers?

I am happy for you.

It's just that when--
when you left back then,

I--I prayed to myself,

"Well, at least let me be married first.

"And if not, at least let me have
children first.

And if not, at least let me die first."

And I'm just nervous that I'm gonna go
one for three.

I see.

I am really happy for you.

I know.

Are you happy for you?

Yeah. Scared,

but yeah.

Ally, the judge just called us back.

-Verdict?
-No. The jury has questions.

Oh.

Your question, as I understand it,
is whether you need to find...

that the defendant intended
to cause these injuries.

-Is that it?
-Yes, Your Honor.

You don't--Intent goes only to whether
she intended to commit the battery.

It's whether she hit him on purpose, not
whether she hurt him on purpose.

I'm troubled.

-He's troubled? I'm dead.
-It doesn't necessarily mean--

It means they've ruled out self-defense.
[ Sighs ]

-You don't know that.
-We do know. I'm dead.

Now, this has all been fun, wasn't it?
The clickers, the squeaky shoes.

-I'm gonna lose my job.
-Let's not go there.

You know what? Your law firm is
the big ship of fools.

Hey, nobody on that ship got arrested,
Renee. You got arrested.

And then allowed myself
to be defended by you.

[ Scoffs ]

Maybe I am the fool. We had no case!

We tried, but we had--

What about self-defense?

It wasn't self-defense!
When are you gonna admit that?

You weren't protecting yourself. You hit
him out of anger. You beat him up.

You almost killed him. This wasn't
self-defense for a second.

-You have a problem.
-I'm not gonna listen to you tell me--

Yes, you do! I am your best friend, and
you are gonna hear this from me!

Now, this sex as a power thing...

and the way you joke about finding your
esteem in your breasts--

There's truth in that.
Now, you walk around...

and you try to intimidate men with
your sexual aggressiveness.

-Don't give me that!
-And the only guys who respond,

those are the guys you end up with, and
those are the guys you don't want.

"Sexy Renee. Look at her strut.
Isn't she fun?"

It isn't fun. Now, if I were somebody
sitting across the room,

I might laugh and I might enjoy it.

But as somebody who loves you, you have a
problem. And the reason John Cage...

didn't put you up on that stand,
he knows that you don't get it.

And you need to get it, Renee.
You need to get it!

[ No Audible Dialogue ]

What are you doing?

Oh. Another case. My closing.

I'm just working on an early draft.

In bare feet, I get a better feel.

Ah.

John, I'm-I'm-I'm sorry I was so, um--
I-I didn't--

I was wrong to vent on you the way I did.

It's okay. I can pretend to understand.

Pretend?

I don't have a friendship on the level
of yours with Renee.

So it would be presumptuous
of me to say I know.

-You have friends.
-Yes.

And if I were on trial, I'd like to think
that somebody could be so invested...

that he or she would behave
as erratically as you have.

But... win or lose this trial,
Renee is a fortunate person.

John, if you were on trial,
I'd be there for you.

Yes. Thank you.

Why are you here?

Oh, I, uh, couldn't sleep.

So I thought I'd, um,
catch up on some stuff.

Excellent.

Uh, I'm waiting for a pimple to shrink.

I'll be there by 9:30. I've got my pager
on if the jury comes out.

[ Sighs ]

Not going to work?

I wouldn't be able to concentrate.

I might as well wait here for the verdict.

Well, win or lose, sleepover tonight.

You need it. I--

I am sorry...

for some of the, uh--getting angry.

Everything you said is true.

I do use sex as a--

Why?

[ Chuckles ]

When I was 11 years old,
I started to develop,

and I was the first girl
in my class to get breasts.

Kids--

Boys, they would grab at me.

Say things.

One day I snuck into the boys' room...

'cause I heard there was
some things written about me.

Awful, awful things.

So I ran home and started crying.
And I kept on crying.

My mother told me they liked me.

They tease me 'cause they like me.

And I clung onto that one.

I started using it, and it was easy.

Look at me now.

[ Sighs ] I've gone through law school.

Harvard even.

And I can't bear it if a guy doesn't want
to grab me a little.

Then if he does grab me,

I'm on that playground again.

This thing that happened
in here with Rivers--

I've been waitin' my whole life for it.

I just thank God...

at least I'm ashamed of it.

-This is ridiculous.
-With a cord, yes.

But I'm working on a power pack
which will make it more functional.

-What--What's this?
-One of my inventions.

-I call it the cool cup.
-Ah.

Billy and Georgia inspired me to get busy.

And what would the point of a cool cup be
other than obvious fashion?

-Heat kills sperm cells.
-Hmm.

With refrigeration, men can
actually stay more virile.

Please, turn it down some.

♪♪ [ Ally's Theme Song Starts ]

-Oh, who cares?
-♪♪ [ Stops ]

Ally, jury's back. We just got the call.

Really?

Is-Is that good?

Well, if we win, it's excellent. Let's go.

Ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow!

Billy.

Blood test was negative.

What?

I'm not pregnant.
That home test was wrong.

You're not pregnant?

Nope.

Wow!

-Well--
-Negative?

It's--It's for the best.

I mean, I want kids, but--

-The timing.
-The timing.

It is a relief, even though I was
getting excited.

Don't have to worry
about losing my income.

And there's still time to get our kid
in a private school now.

-Should we have one.
-Yeah.

Well--

Relief.

Yeah.

Get back to work.

You--

-You're okay, right?
-Yeah.

Timing. It's--

-Best.
-Yeah.

-The jury has reached its verdict?
-We have.

Will the defendant please rise?
Mr. Foreman, what say you?

On the matter of
Commonwealth versus Raddick,

on the count of assault and battery,

we find the defendant,
Renee Raddick, not guilty.

[ Judge McGough ] This jury is dismissed.
Thank you for your service.

-[ Gavel Raps ]
-Thank you.

-Thank you, both.
-You dodged one, Renee.

I'm sorry I doubted you.

You will again.

Thank you.

I didn't do anything really except, you
know, sleep with a witness or two.

Thank you.

[ Sniffling ]

[ Sniffling ]

[ Grunting ]

-Are you okay?
-Yeah. Yeah.

I, um--Isometrics. Dismount.

Are you okay?

Oh, yeah.

Um--What?

Ally, could you excuse us for a second?

Sure.

I hadn't gone yet, but--Sure.

[ Chuckles, Sniffles ]

It is so stupid.

I didn't want to be pregnant.

I am not pregnant,
but--but just thinking...

even for one day, I feel--

Loss.

The pregnancy turned out
not to be real, Georgia,

but the loss--that was real.

I feel so ashamed...

-worrying about losing my income and--
-Georgia.

We can start trying
any time you and/or we want.

As scary as this thing was,

looking at you as the mother of my child--

That was everything.

Oh!

[ Sighs ] Should we, um--

We should probably tell everybody
the test turned out negative,

'cause everyone in the office--

I'm sure it's taken care of.
I told Elaine.

[ Laughs ]

Oh.

[ Woman ] ♪ You and I must make a pact ♪

♪ We must bring salvation back ♪

♪ Where there is love ♪

♪ I'll be there ♪

♪ Yeah ♪

♪ I'll reach out my hand to you ♪

♪ I'll have faith in all you do ♪

♪ Just call my name ♪

♪ And I'll be there ♪

♪ I'll be there to comfort you ♪

♪ Build my world of dreams around you ♪

♪ I'm so glad that I found you ♪

♪ I'll be there
with a love that's strong ♪

♪ I'll be your strength ♪

♪ I'll keep holding on ♪

♪ If you should ever find someone new ♪

♪ You know she'd better be good to you ♪

♪ Because if she doesn't ♪

♪ Then I'll be there ♪♪

[ Woman ] You stinker!